The mantis shrimp punches so fast it boils the surrounding water.
Why it is true
The impact of its claws creates cavitation bubbles that collapse instantly, generating a tiny flash of light and temperatures nearly as hot as the surface of the sun in a microscopic space.
Source: Scientific American
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